The Fare Up There

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Good and Plenty
Burgundy's Big Man
Inn of the Anasazi
Discovering Veal
Bernardus Lodge
The Inn at Little Washington
The Inn at Saw Mill Farm
Post Ranch Inn
Salish Lodge and Spa
Auberge du Soleil
Highlands Inn
The Wauwinet
Great Getaways

Tiny Telluride has a big appetite for the best in food and wine

John Mariani
Issue: September 30, 2001

Telluride, Colo., is one of America's most isolated resort towns -- more out of the way than Aspen, Vail or Beaver Creek -- and Telluridians like that just fine. The 1,800 locals revel in the remoteness of their little enclave, which lies at 8,750 feet above sea level and stretches barely 12 blocks one way and eight the other, ending in a box canyon beneath the majestic Rocky Mountains.